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2 days ago · On Thursday night came “White Women: Answer the Call 2024,” which drew more than 150,000 people to a Zoom meeting that crashed the platform and, according to its planners, raised more than $8 ...
5 days ago · Watts told The 19th that she wanted White women to follow the lead of the Black women who quickly organized behind Kamala Harris’s candidacy; on July 21, when President Joe Biden dropped out of the race and endorsed Harris, 44,000 of them gathered for the Win With Black Women Zoom call and raised $1.8 million. 19thnews and emarvelous.
5 days ago · More than 160,000 people joined a Zoom call on Thursday night to build support for Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris among white women, a voter demographic that has supported ...
When Shannon Watts saw 44,000 Black women rally around Vice President Kamala Harris, raising $1.3 million in one night over Zoom, she knew it was time for white women to meet the moment too.
1 day ago · The online event, which featured nearly 30 speakers and raised more than $4 million, wasn’t the only big financial draw for Harris. A separate “Women for Harris” attracted over 300,000 viewers.
1 day ago · Some famous “white dudes” — including the guy who played “The Dude” — rallied in support of Vice President Kamala Harris, who would be the first female president if elected, in the ...
5 days ago · White women joined a fundraiser for Kamala Harris that broke Zoom and raised millions. Organizer Shannon Watts explains how it came together and addresses critics.
5 days ago · At the white women call Thursday night, “Answering the Call for Kamala Harris,” there were more than 100,000 participants, a number so staggering it caused significant technical glitches that ...
1 day ago · July 30, 2024 2:12 PM PT. Disabled voters for Harris. White dudes for Harris. Crazy cat ladies for Harris. Since Vice President Kamala Harris vaulted into becoming the likely Democratic nominee ...
5 days ago · The overwhelming support for VP Harris from white women is a significant shift from the 2016 presidential election when 47% of white women cast their ballots for Trump. Now, with the potential of ...
